Michigan State running back Cam Edwards had his pants pulled down during a tackle in the first quarter of the Spartans' season opener against Toledo on Friday. The incident occurred near the line of scrimmage as Edwards took a handoff. Toledo defender Lucas Lambert-Pipkin's hand caught Edwards' pants during the tackle, pulling them down beyond his backside. The broadcast camera zoomed in on Edwards as he attempted to pull his uniform back up, with his compression shorts also riding down. The play drew reactions on social media, with some fans expressing disbelief and others finding humor in the situation. Despite the on-field mishap, Edwards played a significant role in Michigan State's 30-20 victory. The UConn transfer finished the game with 27 carries for 98 yards and a touchdown. Edwards joined Michigan State in the offseason after spending four years at UConn, where he was a key offensive player.